Project: Corsair Graphite 600T MbK

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Update!!!

This time I've did some modding for the midplate. bend two angels in a mesh panel.

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For the side of the midplate I've sawn a piece of 5mm transparant acryl

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And another piece 5mm blue acryl

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Just two pics of the big big Asus

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Back to the transaprant acryl, past black film on it

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Cut out the outline

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And past 3m Carbon on the smaller plate

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And put the both together

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Cut also the outline from the smaller blue acryl

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Also sawn and bend a piece of aluminium for the side from the radiator

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Placed like this

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And the last thing I did is a piece of aluminium for the drive bay side

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All together

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That's it............see you soon ;)
 
It is looking beautiful, really like the streamline look with the air-flow functionality.

Waiting impatiently for more updates! :big_smile:
 
The case is looking baller. I can see why you are sponsored. Lets hope the PSU fan has enough power and airflow to cool itself properly while being enclosed like that.
 
Update!!!

Today is a great day. Received a really important piece of this build
The Mnpctech 600T clear acryl panel. I always love a window in the sidepanels
So this is the ultimate one :rock:

The package from Mnpctech

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All covered with paper adhesive backing

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12mm thick acrylic

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To prepare the panel you have to use the original panel latches, but first removed one side
of the adhesive protection

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So the original sidepanel/latch

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There are 4 clips that you need to sqeeze

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And there out

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Now you take the acrylic sidepanel and put in the top of the latch first

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Now push and sqeeze the clips in

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Removed the protection from other side also and there you have it....... a great window for your Corsair Graphite 600T

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The quality is really great and all edges are smooth and polished

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I received some very nice hardware for this build

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First the great motherboard: The ASRock Z68 Extreme4

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Two kits Corsair 4 GB DDR3-1600 Kit

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and the beautiful Intel® Core™ i5-2500K

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The big ASUS ENGTX580 DCII/2DIS/1536MD5

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And a nice Sony Optiarc AD-5260S-0B

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I'm not only showing you good products but have also done some work
The front. I want to give the same looks as the top, with acryl and 2 CM fans.
The plastic front

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Here I have cut away the middle bar

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Sawn a piece of 5mm blue acryl

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And again the same as the top..........sawn the two fans

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Made the slot for the dvd

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Removed the tape

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But we're not there yet, transparent is not what I want. That's why I have used black film to make small borders, later on with light

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Paste tape again

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